Christ Crucified

Set in 1570, the book captures John Foxe's powerful sermon at Paul's Cross, a significant site for the English Reformation. Commissioned by Bishop Edmund Grindal, Foxe's message emphasizes the Protestant doctrine of redemption and critiques the Papist Church's errors. His sermon, which asserts that Christ's sacrifice offers complete deliverance and justification for believers, was later published as "A Sermon of Christ Crucified." This work reflects the theological fervor of the time and aims to clarify the core tenets of faith for a broader audience.